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Lauren

Lauren

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The problem with Winnipeg is that you have to interact with people.

 

The problem with the rest of Saskatchewan is the soul-crushing flatness.

 

EDIT: As flat as a white girl's ass.  Or an asian girl's chest.  You get the idea.

my roommate is asian and gorgeous. she has such an amazing body, breasts included. they should make barbies after her.

 

edit: she's my bathroommate, not my roommate!

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primetime_deliverance

primetime_deliverance

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my roommate is asian and gorgeous. she has such an amazing body, breasts included. they should make barbies after her.

 

edit: she's my bathroommate, not my roommate!

somehow the point i was going to make in this thread doesn't seem to matter anymore..

Blender

Blender

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im either goin to university of delaware or rutgers..dunno if that helps but im gonna need friends down there so if anyone wants to come....hop on board!!

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ecnarf

ecnarf

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Yeah, I'll get right on it. Paying far more for tuition and living for an education hardly worth its price tag is right up my alley.

ecnarf

ecnarf

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I think it has something to do with the appeal of not having its own television station or advertising demographic.

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Moonlight_Graham

Moonlight_Graham

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i went to U of Ottawa. I found it well-organized, but its right in the heart of downtown so the campus isn't much to look at. Its basically a concrete jungle with basically no grass or lawn to chill out & read under a tree or have lunch or play frisbee etc (minus a very small patch of grass). Thats really the only thing i didn't like about it.

 

However, if you like a busy downtown scene thats very close to a big mall & bars/clubs & lots of shops then you'll love it. If you're 18 you can also slip over into Hull, Quebec real quick & hit the bars there LOL.

 

Academically i found it quite satisfactory. Also keep it mind that a lot of francophones go there, which is good if you're francophone but still didn't really affect me at all (being anglophone). Also has good transportation access (bus, train, taxi) & isn't too far from a major airport, bus, or train station when u want to slip home if you live out of town.

 

Has nice facilities like a really nice pool, new hockey arena, gyms etc., & tons of clubs/ sports teams.

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